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Day: December 5, 2016

Fall 2016 Fiction

From the Archives: “Brent, Bandit King” | Grayson Morley

December 5, 2016May 30, 2019
Grayson Morley
2018 PEN/Robert J. Dau Short Story Prize for Emerging Writers

Before you is a vast stretch of [Wasteland], a brown crust specked with defiant green. Warped skeletons of cars lie beside what passes for roads after the nuclear event. You take your first steps into the world. You have a [Pistol] in your hand: handmade, makeshift, of tubes and wood. […]

Fall 2016 Poetry

5 Poems | Ally Young

December 5, 2016August 2, 2019
Ally Young

Why I Don’t Ride a Fixed Gear I walked down 51st street in the dark, the heat – a soft bodied wrestler, surrendering. I thought of us on bicycles, of myself on a bicycle. At the stoplight the full moon was as big and brief as Arkansas – Jack and […]

+ Fall 2016

A Time of Unsettling

December 5, 2016April 22, 2019
Christine Labban
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          Christine Labban is a visual artist from Beirut, Lebanon. She received her MA in photography from LUCA School of Arts, Brussels Belgium. She engages photography and digital art with a desire to capture and portray the mundane from her own perspective.

Fall 2016 Poetry

Spider Monkey Got a Haircut | Anthony Madrid

December 5, 2016August 2, 2019
Anthony Madrid

Spider monkey got a haircut. He sat down in the haircut chair. I say to my kid: At the first sight of tears, Your petition is denied. An owl nurse came in with a speech impediment. She couldn’t say what she wanted. The mouse put on the helmet. The inside […]

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